Media House of Curtis launches in Chattanooga for writers

Media House of Curtis has launched in Chattanooga and is now taking manuscripts and workshop registrations from writers. The company aims to offer a more hands-on publishing path for poetry, short-form work and other creative projects.

Why it matters: - Media House of Curtis is adding a new local publishing option for writers who want hands-on support from manuscript to finished book. - The company is targeting both aspiring and established writers with services, workshops and educational resources. - Writers can submit work while keeping ownership and creative involvement in their projects.

What happened: - Chattanooga-based Media House of Curtis officially launched and began accepting submissions and manuscripts. - Founder Maylee Curtis leads the company as Founder and Creative Director. - Curtis is an award-winning author, photographer and entrepreneur based in Chattanooga. - The company is now registering writers for upcoming workshops.

The details: - Media House of Curtis focuses on poetry, short-form works and other creative projects. - The company offers publishing services designed to guide writers from manuscript to finished book. - Workshops cover submitting work to literary journals, understanding the publishing process, strengthening writing skills and navigating the business side of writing. - Media House of Curtis describes its approach as personal and collaborative. - Curtis is the author of the poetry collections Burnt Matches and Scattered Hallways. - Burnt Matches received a Literary Titan Award. - Media House of Curtis is a member of the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce. - The company is based in Chattanooga but says it will serve writers locally and beyond.

Between the lines: - Curtis said her own experience moving through the publishing world shaped the company’s model. - The launch reflects demand for smaller, more guided publishing experiences, especially for writers who want help with both craft and the business side of publishing. - The company’s workshop strategy suggests a community-building play, not just a service business.

What's next: - Media House of Curtis plans to expand its workshops and creative opportunities. - The company will continue taking manuscripts from writers interested in publishing their work. - Curtis wants the company to become a resource for writers who want to publish, submit work or build confidence in their craft. - More information is available through the company’s website, LinkedIn, Instagram and TikTok profiles.